... le furwardnest, aid ivLl pubbthec the course of the present season. 3. .ENGLISH MiNSTIR.EI.SY, being selection of fun.ife Poetry, best English authors, wutb ware original pieces bithe unpublished* « Suck forms glitter in the Muse’s ray, With orient hues ...

... e forwardness, and will be published in the course the present season. 1. ENGLISH MINSTRELSY, being selection of fugitive Poetry, from the best English authors, with some hitherto unpublished. Such forms as glittef In the Muse’s ray, With orient hues ...

... Price 275. hoards, with Portrait. *** The detached pieces of Poetry published by Miss Seward during her lifetime, were received with distinguished approbation. About two years before her death, the accomplished and regretted writer employed herself in ...

... SEWARD, Beautifully printed by BaJlantyne, in 3 vols. Svo. Price 275. boards, vrith a Portrait. * * The detached pieces of Poetry published Miss Seward during her ljferime, were received with distinguished approbation. About ■ years before her deaths tli« ...

... only pledge our sincerity. Some of his stanzas have considerable merit,, but a. greater number, are rather tame and prosaic, poetry, in coinage, small excess of- aHey destroys the currency of the whole. Its length, too, whatever were the excellence of the ...

... worship, he reasoned on the propriety of splendid decorations, and solemn ceremonies ; observing, that the polite aits, music, poetry, and painting, had often been successfully employed in inspiring and assisting devotion, through the medium of the senses ...

... they wished to obtain a pledge from the House to into it. From what they had said, it appeared to him, that oratory, like poetry, was the better for little irziarh! h-«-Thnv were now told, contrary to what had been asserted on a foi'- raer night, that ...

... whole of which were received with the greatest applause. The Installation Ode, composed by the Rev. Mr Copleston, Professor of Poetry to the University, and At to music Dr Crotch, was next performed, and was well received. The T was extremely crowded with ...

... the changes in the administration of justice in Scotland—general view of literature—of the living poets of Great Britain—poetry'—-a correct list new publications—state the public funds—births, deaths, marriages, promotions, &c. &c. THE LADY OF. THE LAKE ...

... Grecian style, with Etruscan ornaments and allegorical figures-some representing the arts and sciences, as music, painting, poetry, ana history; others, the elements, and of figures offering sacrifices. These are painted on cream-coloured o-round, and arc ...

... Plans of Education—Thoughts of a Cynic.—Review—Fergus’s Account of the Laws, &c. of Moses —Clapper- Poems—Hunter’s Virgil.—Poetry.—Miscellaneous Information-—Reports, reign Intelligence, &c. &c. Sic. Edit: burgh: Printed by D. Scuaw & Son, whom, and Mr ...

... Mysterious Moin'r, was knocked down at 14 !! ! Gray’s Odes, with Eewdley’s designs, 6d.—a parcel of scrape, and loose leaves poetry, epigiams, die. */.«- teen pounds ; and his Lordship’s Hieroglyphic 'Pairs (which are in his printed works) small pamphlet ...